InkSpired Magazine Issue 48 | Page 67

What did your family and friends think about you getting into the business? My parents were surprisingly good with it. Before I started tattooing I was already pretty heavily tattooed and it all went pretty smooth. I guess they just trusted me; I was a reasonable kid after all. (Laughs.) Describe how you go about creating a tattoo from concept to finished design, as well as how you try to put your own unique touch on your tattoos. I usually start with getting info about the particular motive. Knowing what it is and represents actually helps a lot. When you actually do know and understand what you’re drawing, it makes it easier and better. My unique touch would be… I don’t know, just doing what I do, it’s pretty subconscious. How would you describe your style? And which tattoo style do you like best? It’s always difficult when it comes to this because I was never really following any particular style. I achieve the best outcome by not becoming too inspired by anyone else’s style. My best results come from my own inspiration. I guess you could describe it as abstract and graphic with touches of watercolor. InkSpIredMagazIne.coM 65